"Well, it turns out it could actually be a bizarre case of cross marketing by MGM Resorts that owns Mandalay Bay, sponsors by the way The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and features Ellen themed slot machines in many casinos including Mandalay Bay," Tucker said.

Here's a clip from Ellen's show her selling their new Ellen-themed slot machines:

Tucker went on to interview Mark Steyn, who said he's not a "conspiracy nut" but "you're entitled to be one on this."

"Because, whether by intention or design, nothing is proceeding normally in this case up to the absurdity where someone says, 'I'm only going to give one interview and I'm gonna give it to Ellen DeGeneres,'" Steyn said.

Steyn noted how the timeline changed repeatedly and not a single photograph was released of Paddock by authorities despite Las Vegas being one of the most heavily surveilled cities in the world.

"There's dishonesty in here somewhere, I don't know what it adds up to," Tucker said.

You can watch Ellen's "managed" interview with Campos below:

Campos had a rather odd explanation for why he didn't tell anyone he was shot:

"As I was walking down, I heard rapid fire. And at first, I took cover. I felt a burning sensation. I went to lift my pantleg up and I saw the blood. That's when I called it in on my radio that shots have been fired, and I was going to say that I was hit. But I, uh, got on over my cellphone, just to clear that radio traffic for [sic] they can coordinate the rest of the call," a stammering Campos said.